Lee's slim victory marks ward council outcomes in local race
In a tense city election a trio of wards produced tight results as Jesse B. Lee carried Fifth ward by three votes and Orville H. Hall won Third Ward by fifty. Albert Thomson and Albert McDonald led in Fourth and First wards respectively as Wards Two Six Seven Eight Nine and Ten elected officials amid broad campaign attacks by Mayor Woodward. The waterworks manager W. Zode Smith secured a third term without opposition.
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Htheridge
Lee
Woodward
Antimwand
W. Farlinger
Ngajor
F. Fe
Orville H. Hall R. Jackson
Aunciimen Hall
Jackson
Corneilman
Xone Smith
W. Zode Smith
Smith
Water Board
Park Woodwa
Ocx
Nek
C. H. Keiley
Laldersian
Jonn &. McHelland
Jesse W. Armix‘ead
Fide
Wort
Camc
Y Torin
Sunport
Council
Jesse B. Wood
Sixth Ward
Wood
Cha Erin
Tuira
C. ©. McDonald
Albert Thomson
Feampal
John & Owens
Charles
A. Alverson
J. N. Renfro
Big Vines
Orville H. Hall
BR. R. Taskaon
Hall
A. W. Farlinger
R.B. George
Farlinger
Fifth Ward
Jesse B. Lee
W. M. Etheridge
Alderjee Yy Wala
CC McDonald
Warcea
Anibs Brapeitou
Hancock
John
Owens
Tunis
Toni
City Hall
Lee Thamks
Tus
Mr. Fae
Actress Adele Richie Injured In Auto Crash
New York actress Adele Richie wife of Charles N. Bell may be confined to her apartments for two weeks after a collision last night. Her automobile struck a cross town trolley car, shattering the windshield and showering her with glass that cut her face in several places.
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New York
Cadvin Richie
Charles N. Bell
Blackmailer Alleged in Georgia Held by U S Officers
Norman McSwain, a farmer from near Broxton, allegedly attempted to extort J. J. Dorminy with a $1000 demand and a death threat. He was arrested by local authorities, turned over to U S officers, and bound over to superior court after a grand jury hearing was set. Dorminy is brother of E. J. Dorminy, a former Ben Hill legislator.
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Dorminy
Douglas
J. J. Dormines
Broxton
Norman McSwain
Dorminey
TWO AUTOMOBILES HELD UP BY BANDITS IN HACKENSACK
In Hackensack New Jersey on September 10 two highwaymen in broad daylight stopped two autos at pistol point on the Palisades boulevard. they took $54 from Phine Mahon and jewelry from Mrs Mahon while others were searched. The robbers fired at tires, disabling the cars before fleeing into nearby woods.
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Mr. Mahon
Mother Arrested for Killing Children in Minneapolis Case
Minneapolis, Sept 4 Mrs. Tia Leckwold was arrested charged with murdering two of her children and admitting to poisoning others with a liquid poison. The husband Ole Cockwold was also arrested amid police statements of multiple deaths dating back to 1905 through 1913.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Tia Leckwold
Ole Cockwold
Leckwold
Milwaukee Rejects Rule By Commission Charter Vote
Milwaukee voters rejected a proposal for a commission form of government in a special election, with 9 890 in favor and 22 908 against. Officials expect the tally to grow as results from missing precincts are added, following a hard three week campaign by supporters and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Minneapois
YLIE WEST ATTENDS GOOD ROADS CONGRESS
Wille West, manager of Fire stone Tire and Rubber, leaves for Detroit to attend the American Roads congress. He is sent as a delegate by the Atlantautomobile and Accessory association to assist Mr Hauser of the Atlanta Convention bureau and Mr Winn of the chamber of commerce in securing the 1914 National Roads for Atlanta.
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Wille West
Firestone, Tire and Rubber Company
Detroit
Micky
American Roads Congress
Ir. West
Atlantautomobile and Accessory Association
Hauser
Atlanta
Savage's Little Boy Blue headline stirs debate
A cryptic New York press note references Savage's Little Boy Blue and a controversial reception, suggesting mixed opinions about the work's effect and reception among readers and critics.
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Savage
Blue
Stars of Stage to Lecture for Atlanta Drama League
Mrs. William C. Spiker, president of the Atlanta Drama League, returns from New York to boost the local branch. She outlines plans for lectures, readings, and study circles with visits from notable stars such as William Faversham, Annie Russell, Minnie Maddern Fiske, Otis Skinner, and others, aiming to popularize refined drama and public participation at the Georgian Terrace.
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Stars of Stage
Atlanta Drama League
William C. Spiker
Atlanta
Drama League of America
New York
Spiker
Homer George
Drama League
Wiliam Faversham
Annie Russell
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Benson
England
Otis Skinner
Namora
W5i
Galsworthy
Rutherford and Son
John K. Ottley
Voysey
Linton Hopkins
Nan
Wil
Hindle
Carolyn Cobb
Meminger
Isbon
Pete Gynt
Brand
Miss Dorothy High
Franklin Sargen
American Academy of Dramatic Art
Empire Theater
Drama Leagues
Ogunquit
Boston Gereld
League
Chicago
Warren Boyd
Boyd
Terrace
Georgian Terrace
Featue
Arst
W. G. Spiker
W. Memminger
Roby Robinson
Dudley Cowles
Lindsay Hopkins
T. B. Felder
Albert Howell, Jr
Walter Rich
Robert Foreman
Wade Conklin
Thomas Egleston
T. Stearne
Wilson urged 10 aid Hebrews in Rumania
New York September 30 A resolution adopted at Cooper Union by the American Rumanian Jewish emancipation committee urges President Wilson to use treaty relations with other nations to relieve Jews oppressed in Romania. A delegation was named to present the views at the Berlin International Congress next January. Speakers included Senator Moses E. Clapp Judge Warren W. Foster and Dr Mauris H. Isenbere.
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New York
Wilson
Rumania
Cooper Union
Rumanian Jewish Emancipation Committee
International Congress
Berlin
United States
Moses FE. Clapp
Minnesota
Warren W. Foster
Court of General Pessions
Mauries H. Isenbere
Clapp
Romania
George I
Germany
Baron Rothschild
Paris
Walter M. Chandler
Theodere Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Andrew Carneele
Seth Low
Harry Olgen
Ofllinois
Vincent Astor
Henry L. Stimson
Jacon Schitt
Girls and work as a path to virtue and livelihood
The article argues girls stray when idle and mischief is easy. It advocates teaching dressmaking or a skilled trade to provide a living wage, noting Oriental practices as brutal extremes and urging modern Occidental societies to offer productive work to keep women out of mischief.
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Mysern Aramas
Red Tape Ruins Alaska in Forest Service Delays
In southeast Alaska a colliery owner faces a rotting wharf as winter winds threaten to topple it unless quickly propped. With forests under strict reserve rules, the owner must apply to federal officials before felling any timber, risking fines or imprisonment if forced to cut trees without authorization.
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Alaska
Edgar Allen Forbes
Leslie’s
Washington
Format Service
Forest Service
Atlanta Man Named Navy Diplomat for Panama Exposition
Lieutenant Commander Clark Howell Woodward of Atlanta has been designated by Secretary Daniels to serve as side to President Moore at the Panama-Pacific exposition. He will lead a Mediterranean cruise in November December and meet naval officials in Rome and Paris to coordinate exhibition participation and ship anchorage. Woodward is the son of Park Woodward, longtime manager of Atlanta city waterworks, and is lauded by his father and Senator Hoke Smith for this high honor.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Secretary of Navy
Daniels
Clark Howell Woodward
Atlanta
Moore
Woodward
Sellers
Battlesnan
Rome
Paris
Maore
San Francisco
United States Navy
Clark Woodward
Park Woodward
Atlanta City
The Panama Canal Sanitation Drive and Toll of Deaths
William C. Gorgas led the sanitation effort on the Isthmus before American occupation, cutting the death rate from 49.94 to 21.18 per 1000. From 1904 to 1913 the program battled yellow fever, plague, and other diseases while expelling violence from the workforce.
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Panama Canal
Wiliam R. Scott
Leslie
Panama
William C. Gorgas
Army Medical Corps
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Colon
Bas Obispo
Department of Sanitation
Oyster Definition Sparks Student Answer
A teacher prompts the class about an oyster. Tommy raises his hand and triumphantly declares an oyster is a finh built like any, sparking momentary quiet before the class reacts.
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Tommy
No Roads For Autoists Declares Congressmen in Speech
Detroit notes United States Representative Dorsey W. Shackelford, chairman of the house roads committee, opposing touring road advocates. He urges a nationwide general system of business roads to link farms and towns, criticizes local control, and pushes for a federal merit system to ensure road management remains nonpartisan.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Dorsey _W. Shackeford
House Committee On Roads
American Road Congress
Congress
Shackelford
Ington
Great Roads Congress
American Automobile Association
National Toads Association
House
Senate
Sea Serpent Attacks Boat Reported Near Vancouver
Officers aboard the Prince Albert recount a second sea serpent sighting near Siidegate by local Indigenous people. The creature, said to be about twenty feet long, reportedly grabbed a canoe before a chief killed it with a hunting knife. The item ends with an unrelated ad for Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Soap.
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Cine Vancouver
Grand Trunk Parifhc
Prince Albert
Siidegate
Local ad brags value in unique clothes line
A storefront promotes a budget range of fifteen to twenty five dollars for distinctive clothes. The ad emphasizes that these are not ordinary ready outfits but better quality, guiding shoppers with a small identifying mark as a big clue to quality.
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Ch Ward
Columbia Shirts
Atlantic
Fabrica
Columbia Shirt Co., Inc
Newark
Eiseman Bros
Adele Richie
Capitol Viemw
Te Ugvnis
Pantone Phgc Ua
W. OD. Beatie
Equitable
Bldg
BELL
Main
Orville Hall
U. S
Brockton
Wilwaukee
Ylie West
Good Roads Congress
President Moore
Ooyster
S ‘Little Bory
Shackleford
Eeery
John &. Davie
Tnited States Civil’ Service Commission
Doyle
Cash Stores
Wallahall
Royal
Maxwell House
Bloce CO
Ara “Seong Riekico
Japan
Tokio
California
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Daniel Bros. Co
Sewell
Doren
Corpfield
Ea Poultry
Sewell Commission Go
Whitehall St
Decatur St
Henry
W. Savage
Otis Barlon
DE Koven
Enrica Dille
Grand Opera
Forsyth
Susepn Tefelrson
Compary
Patten
May Wirth
Compary Werrall
Otto Wan
Schenck
Dales Boyle
Bob
Tip
Cecil Spooner
Pam
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